Yahoo Finance - Nov 29, 2018

Fortune - Nov 29, 2018

Deputy, an Australia-based workforce management software solution, raised $81 million in Series B funding. IVP led the round, and was joined by investors including OpenView, Square Peg Capital and EVP.

TechCrunch - Nov 29, 2018

After eight years of bootstrapping, Deputy sought scale. So the workforce management platform turned to venture capital, quickly raising a $25 million Series A in early 2017. Today, Deputy is announcing a major accomplishment: the close of an $81 million round — the largest Series B in Australian history.

Business Insider Australia - Nov 29, 2018

Deputy, an Australian workforce management software startup, has set new benchmark for series B raise, pulling in $US81 million ($A111m) from US backers. VC firm IVP, the Silicon Valley investment business that previously backed the likes of Dropbox, Slack and Twitter, led the round with support from OpenView.

The Sydney Morning Herald - Nov 29, 2018

Workforce management startup Deputy has raised $US81 million ($111 million) in funding in what is the biggest Series B raise in Australian history. Co-founder and chief executive Ashik Ahmed, 38, told Fairfax Media the raise is a “momentous occasion” for the startup which he started with his then-boss, Steve Shelley, 52, ten years ago.

Australian Financial Review - Nov 29, 2018

IVP, which has big investments in Twitter and Slack, has made its first Aussie investment, ploughing $111 million into local workforce management software company Deputy in one of the country’s largest venture capital raises on record

The Australian - Nov 29, 2018

Sydney­ based workforce management software maker Deputy has pulled off Australia’s largest Series B funding to date, with Paul Bassat’s venture capital outfit Square Peg Capital coming on board as a major domestic backer.

The Age - Nov 29, 2018

Workforce management startup Deputy has raised $US81 million ($111 million) in funding in what is the biggest Series B raise in Australian history. Co-founder and chief executive Ashik Ahmed, 38, told Fairfax Media the raise is a “momentous occasion” for the startup which he started with his then-boss, Steve Shelley, 52, ten years ago.